Burning taste anything above 60watts
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? Not for the Atlantis V2. It performs best between 60 to 80 watts but can fully handle 100
There would be your issue. I can't think of any reason to push that much power through a tank. Try vaping at 30w or less. You'll barely notice a flavor or cloud difference, and your batteries will last longer.
This tank will not work below 30 watts. It barely works at 30 watts. This tank is designed for higher wattage. The coil he is using says 70-80 watts right on the coil. It doesn't say 30to 80 it says .3Ω 70-80 watts . I'm not trying to be rude but so many people keep saying oh that's too many watts when people Vape at 150 watts with this tank every single day. It's good to try and help people but giving advice on something you aren't knowledgeable about isn't helping. Please don't take this the wrong way. I'm just trying to make sure the OP gets accurate information
I think Aspire just made it because some vapers want to Vape at higher wattage. Especially the ones that don't understand watts are not the most important factor. I have the Atlantis V2 but I personally prefer the Herakles. I'm trying to trade my Arctic and Atlantis 2. I'm wanting a Starre , Maganus or another Herakles
having problems with higher wattages? Get a tank that does not require the higher wattages. No real noticeable loss of vapor or flavor.
Lots of very nice tanks that vape great at under 50W.
Lots of very nice tanks that vape great at under 50W.
Yes that is absolutely the truth. Many tanks are on the market that Vape great between 15 to 40 watts. I just meant this particular tank. Atlantis 2 can run lower with the.5 coil but his post was about the .3
I'm wanting to get a RTA also but I'm not sure which one yet. I'm considering Goliath but I'm still researching
I am not going to get into the whole you don't need x amount of watts, or you shouldn't run lower than x, but something that has been said not just in this thread but in many of them, just because it may say it should be ran and such and such watts or can handle x watts, doesn't really mean jack.
China has made all sorts of things in the past that should never be used as originally stated, things like mech mods with no vent holes. With any juice delivery system it is important to go off what you get from it. It it tastes burnt at 60 watts try lowering the watts, if you find you can run it higher then so be it.
When they state something like can handle 80 watts that isn't going off your personal vaping style or juice.
China has made all sorts of things in the past that should never be used as originally stated, things like mech mods with no vent holes. With any juice delivery system it is important to go off what you get from it. It it tastes burnt at 60 watts try lowering the watts, if you find you can run it higher then so be it.
When they state something like can handle 80 watts that isn't going off your personal vaping style or juice.
I agree with that. When I stated it wouldn't work under 30 watts I was basing that on personal experience. I was actually using a Atlantis 2 at the moment to see. I mean sure a little vapor comes out but it's struggling. I know people who vape their Herakles at 100 watts but I prefer 50 to 55. With most of these newer tanks I believe the ratings marked on them are pretty close to accurate but my sweet spot may be twenty watts different from yours and so on. The point I was trying to make is in a lot of threads I see people saying NO TANKS should be ran above 40 watts. The only explanation for those comments I can think of is they have no experience with these tanks. I just believe if you're not experienced with something then you shouldn't give advice on that something. Good advice is great but bad advice is worse than no advice. I hope I'm not coming off the wrong way. Im a really nice guy
And I'm sorry I wrote a book lol. Please don't think I'm being a ( insert a diss of your choice) . I just spent a lot of unnecessary money in the beginning of my vaping journey because I listened to people who were not knowledgeable on the subject. If I don't know something I'm not going to comment like I do
And I don't believe that 70 to 80w is entirely accurate. 10 to 80w is more likely. At 80w, a coil is going to be VERY thirsty, and that is most likely the plan for the industry...lower resistance, higher watts, more juice...just my 2 cents.
Well you can believe It. With the .3 coil in if you hit it at 30 watts You get a quarter of the vapor than you get from a Nautilas Mini. It will not really perform under 50 watts. Look on YouTube. People vape these at 100 plus watts all day long. Same with Herakles, Arctic, Starre , Maganus and pretty much all of these newer sub ohm tanks . And they work very well. Now you can put the.5 coil in the Atlantis 2 and vape at 30 watts fine but the OP was specifically talking about the .3 coil
I think you missed the point that you're being forced to use more juice by vaping at such power and resistance.
But yes the coils are very very thirsty. I mean they are made to give the performance of a RDA with the convenience of a tank. You can easily empty a tank in a hour but you can drive, work or twiddle your thumbs lol without having to drip juice every 8 hits. The job they are designed to do, they do very well now days
Well yeah obviously you use more juice. They're replicating RDAS as best they can. If I was really worried about juice consumption I wouldn't sub ohm
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